For parents
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Exam-paper styled questions and answersPre-written mark schemes and checklist feedback; essay marks are practice estimates, not examiner grades.
Guidance without the conflictThe recommendation comes from us, not from you.
Most parents want to help — they just don't know where to start. You'll see exactly how your child is doing, where marks are being lost, and the one thing to work on this week. No jargon, no arguing about homework.
Here’s how it works
Meet Amelia. See the next three weeks.
A Year 10 student aiming for grade 7 in Business. This is how results, targeted practice and a family plan fit together over three weeks.
We review her strengths and weaknesses
A result highlights a specific gap, not a vague need to revise.
We target those weaknesses
Short, relevant tasks with hints and worked answers.
We monitor and advise at each step
A new attempt shows what changed and what to work on next.
Amelia · Business · Week 3
12–18 Oct
- Recorded grade
- 6
- Practice estimate
- 7/9
- Study minutes
- 85
- Plan tasks completed
- 3/3
Check progress. Choose the next step.
Amelia uses calculations and develops her explanation in a new question. Her latest teacher-recorded Business assessment is grade 6.
The evidence: By week 3, she calculates both break-even points and considers a drawback of increasing prices.
The personalised next step
Keep practising supported judgements, then work on market segmentation — her next topic needing attention.
A parent’s part
Celebrate the explanation, not just the score: ‘You showed why the numbers matter.’
Teacher-recorded grades and practice checklist estimates are separate. Ticking a plan task does not award marks or homework credit. Actual progress depends on the student and the evidence recorded.
Your weekly picture, as a parent.
Here’s how it works. Nothing here changes a real student’s record.
FOR PARENTS · FAMILY PLUS
We review her strengths
and weaknesses.
Then we target those weaknesses to allow improvement — and monitor and advise at every step.
- 1
We review her strengths and weaknesses
Her recorded results and practice answers are read against the mark scheme, so the picture is specific — not a vague “she needs to work harder”.
- 2
We target those weaknesses
The weakest evidenced topics become short, relevant practice. The plan stays small enough to finish this week.
- 3
We monitor and advise at each step
Each new attempt is compared with the last. As a gap closes, the advice moves on to her next priority.
Only children linked to your account are visible to you. Plan ticks are separate from assessed work.
Create a limited parent accountAmelia’s weekly picture
Sample Family Plus report
Review
What her results actually show
Assessments
2
Activities
7
Study time
85 min
Subjects & grades
Sample teacher-recorded grades · not inferred from practice marks.
End-of-topic assessment · 15 Oct · 32/50 · Grade 6
Class assessment · 14 Oct · 28/40 · Grade 6
Grades use the sample school’s assessment boundaries, not a universal percentage-to-grade conversion.
Sample answer walkthroughs: the examples below show how feedback helps learning. The current family account shows results, topic progress and weekly plans; viewing your child’s submitted answers here is not yet available.
A strength to celebrate
Business key knowledge: 8/8 in the latest test.
Where to help next
Break-even answer: 4/9. Practise explaining the impact of costs.
Target
The weakest topics, turned into one small plan
This week’s plan
1 of 3 complete35 estimated minutes
Monitor & advise
Compared with last week
Business grade
56
Break-even answer
4/97/9
Study time
40 min85 min
What we’ll advise next: her answer on market segmentation, so you can see whether this week’s practice moved it.
See every result
Every test, practice question and grade your child records — in one place, in plain English. You'll know before the school tells you.
Know what to do next
GCSE.es finds the weak topics from real results and turns them into a short, specific task — so "go and revise" becomes ten focused minutes.
Help without the fight
You don't need to know the subject. One clear recommendation each week, written for parents — ask about it at dinner and you're already helping.
Wherever they study
Made for how your family actually learns.
Some families use GCSE.es to keep an eye on school progress. Some use it to bring structure to learning at home. Either way, the picture and the plan are the same.
Alongside school
Follow how your child is really doing between report cards — and know the one thing worth working on before parents' evening.
Progress tracking at home
One calm place for every result and grade, week by week — so you can see progress building, not just hope it is.
Structure for home education
Exam-style practice with mark schemes and a weekly plan of what to work on — a study companion that keeps home learning focused. It supports your study plan; it is not a full curriculum or exam-entry service.
Premium — for families who want the full picture
GCSE.es for Families
Every week, answer three questions: how is my child doing, what should they work on, and what should we do this week? Turn recorded results into a focused plan with relevant practice and visible progress.
- Completed assessments, strengths and difficulties this week
- Recorded grade changes compared with the previous week
- Ranked topic priorities with specific practice activities
- Three to five weekly tasks, estimated times and completion ticks
A plan for every family.
Family plans for 1, 2, 3 or 4 children, with separate subject choices and progress for each child.
1 child
€7.99/month · €79.99/year
2 children
€11.99/month · €119.99/year
3 children
€14.99/month · €149.99/year
4 children
€17.99/month · €179.99/year
Their subjects. Your family’s choice.
Choose a 1-, 3-, 5- or 9-subject study bundle for each linked child — for extra support alongside school or a home-education study plan.
Parent accounts start with limited access. Family Plus starts at €7.99/month; after successful payment, an activation code is emailed to your account. Owner-issued complimentary codes are also accepted. This supports study; it is not a complete homeschooling curriculum or exam-entry service.
Parent guides
New to GCSEs or IGCSEs?
Understand the curriculum, grades, course length and international comparisons in our dedicated guide.